Ricky is still the better RB of the 2, so putting him at #1 makes sense. I still think he runs better out of the standard set, although Ronnie is better in the wildcat. I don't think it really matters who is #1 or #2, though, as long as you shuttle them both and split their time. Ricky is getting old, and Ronnie has proven he's not that durable, so neither is a full-time back anymore.

We are in trouble next year.

I predict that Hilliard and Sheets get some quality action this season.

I think Hilliard will emerge as the 2011 starter. He has speed and size.

Ricky will be too old to be the main guy, and Ronnie will not be worth a large contract.

So...we better get whatever we can out of R & R.

I'm not so worried. RB is the easiest position to acquire (leaving aside our team's pathetic attempts to do so in the 80s and 90s). If we can get through this year and need a starting RB next year, we can get one

RB is the easiest position to fill on any team. This is not a huge concern. With a good o-line, most running backs will produce